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Points of Order: Fighting Crime (Public Engagement) (6 Nov 2008) has video

Angela Watkinson: ...had come across similar cases. I have a very large file on the case in question. It illustrates how one family can make a misery of a number of people's lives. The Minister for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing made that very point in his opening remarks. I shall start by reading parts of letters that I have received from people who have been the victims of one family's...

London Terror Attack Update (20 Jul 2005)

Angela Watkinson: ...know that firefighters are often first on the scene, and are therefore the most vulnerable to secondary devices. He will also know that most insurance policies have exclusion clauses for acts of terrorism. What discussions has he had, and what plans has he, to ensure that, should there be similar incidents, our splendid emergency services have proper protection?

Written Answers — Deputy Prime Minister: Fire and Rescue Services (18 Jul 2005)

Angela Watkinson: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what insurance cover is provided for firefighters; whether this includes terrorism cover; and if he will place in the Library a copy of the standard insurance policy for firefighters.

Home Affairs (29 Nov 2004)

Mrs Angela Watkinson: ...-related bad behaviour by the antisocial minority, most of whom are well known to the police but elude punishment. People are heartily fed up with that, and it looms much larger in their minds than terrorism. All that most people want to do is to pay their dues to society and to get on with their own lives without interference. That should not be too much to ask, but the antisocial...

Public Bill Committee: Extradition Bill: Clause 159 - Entry and search of premises for (16 Jan 2003)

Mrs Angela Watkinson: ...a police officer. Is the Bill the appropriate piece of legislation to ensure additional protection for police officers in the execution of their duties in such circumstances, as well as under the Terrorism Act 2000? I note that clause 161(9), which we have not yet discussed, states: ''Nothing in this section affects the power conferred by section 43 of the Terrorism Act 2000''. Will...

Orders of the Day — European Communities (Amendment) Bill — [4th Allotted Day] (17 Oct 2001)

Mrs Angela Watkinson: .... There are countless ways in which we can co-operate—environmental issues, trade, tourism and international crime are obvious topics on which to do that. The current crisis of international terrorism is an opportunity for Europe to demonstrate whether it can act and speak as a single entity with support from all its members. However, we must respect the differences of member...